Graeme Easte: Albert-Eden Local Board (Owairaka subdivision)
A self-employed researcher and genealogist resident in Mount Albert, I have been a community activist for many years, working closely with local neighbourhood and environmental groups. Following 18 years as a community board member and city councillor, I’ve served the...
Call for safety improvements at railway level crossings
For 15 years Graeme Easte has campaigned for a programme to grade separate over 40 railway level crossings on the Auckland network. At last, Council has voted $424 million for this work in the 2018-2028 LTP – but it will take many years to deliver so he is now...
Graeme Easte: Albert-Eden Local Board member
As a self-employed researcher and genealogist resident in Mount Albert, I have long been an energetic watchdog of the Council, closely monitoring plans and policies for their impact on local communities. A tireless community activist attuned to the needs and desires...
Setting the record straight on the Auckland Council TPPA vote
On October 8th the Regional Strategy & Policy Committee of Auckland Council voted to seek greater transparency on the TPPA and an opportunity to discuss it with Government prior to ratification. Perversely, the NZ Herald story published online and in print told...From our Facebook page
The City Vision team ready for door knocking action in Mt Eden this afternoon. ![]()
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Our Albert-Eden by-election candidate, Bernadette Power is out and about connecting with locals.
Wore out some shoe leather with the team door-knocking in Kingsland this weekend. Got a very positive response. Thanks everyone. 💖
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CityVisionNZ The door knocking team out in Mt Eden this afternoon. Connecting with locals is a big part of the campaign to elect… https://t.co/K9nwd1sgKD
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CityVisionNZ RT @michaelwoodnz : Changing the way our local streets work is one of the most challenging parts of our journey to give people real transpor…
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CityVisionNZ RT @cjr_robertson : Bernadette would be an amazing candidate at any time, but especially now with her transport expertise - she's got so muc…
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CityVisionNZ RT @JonTurnerNZ : A very important seat! If Bernadette wins, @CityVisionNZ regain a majority on the board - which could be very useful duri…
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CityVisionNZ Introducing Bernadette Power, our candidate for the Albert-Eden Local Board byelection. Postal voting starts from 2… https://t.co/nrsaaZf9HQ
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CityVisionNZ RT @AlecTang_ : update: people who live and work in Tāmaki Makaurau are not allowed an opinion about their city, says political party... 🤔🥱🙄
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CityVisionNZ RT @juliefairey : The troubles at Ports of AKL have been going on for years - it really does look like existing management do not want to de…
